Jordan Alexander Burgh

September 1, 1995 - August 23, 2026

We welcome his friends and family to share their memories.

There are some who bring a light so great to the world that when they have gone, the light remains.

In lieu of flowers please donate to:

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention-Philadelphia Chapter https://afsp.org fein#: 13-3393329

Wounded Warriors Project https://support.woundedwarriorproject.org fein# : 20-2370934

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From the Family

My Jordan~ I pray that you have found true peace. I pray that you have been welcomed by all who have gone before you. I pray that the joy and care and laughter that you gave to others is being given back to you tenfold. I pray that the concerns and worries you had here are forgotten. I pray that you now see how amazing you always were. I pray that you can still see and hear and feel every thought I have of you. And, I pray that you realize my love for you transcends this world and in His own time, we will be together again.

— Mom

Thank you Big Heads, Holland for honoring Jordan and giving him a place to be surrounded by friends who loved him. I hope you always feel him there with you.

— Joanne Burgh

Dear Ice-Burgh, You were the funniest guy I know. Nothing was ever off the table, and your wit was unmatched. The quote book is full of your wise decrees. You knew how to make people instantly comfortable by saying something outlandish, getting everybody to laugh and ease the tension. I have memory after memory that include you, and that is because you brought people together. I know we weren't close recently, but I value my memories of you deeply because when you were around it was always a good time. You stood out Jordan. I hope GTA6 released early in the afterlife and you are in the middle of a gaming sesh, only stopping for a Jager Bomb every so often. All the best, I hope to see you again. - your friend, Joey

— Joey Neary

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